Exhibit A: ECB changes from the last meeting to this meeting
Previously: no discussion of QE ending
Now: anticipates it will end in December 2018Previously: rates unch ‘as long as necessary’
Now: a hike in >12 months time.

Beautiful. What days are these in which we live. The economic dislocation wrought by the financial crisis has seen its eventual political realignment, characterised by a re-ordering of global power and domestic revolution.

Yes a deliberate humdinger of a Schrodinger’s grammatical mash-up as we face the week ahead. North Korea, Brexit, Fed, ECB, BOJ, Inflation, S&P quarterly re-balancing… it’s all here. We could go through each and tell you what we think will happen.

Wobbles a-go-go as we head into the end of the week. To wit:
1. BRexit
Much fanfare over very little as erstwhile resigner-in-chief David Davis taunts us with his Ross-and-Rachel threats to walk out if he doesn’t get what he wants.